4/21/1977 CONSERVATION COMMISSION Minutes

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_LLIGULAR CUNSERVATMIT C01111-IISSIOIN 14EETING A T : April 1 a s h �4� Pee - olc Station TIME: 7:30 P.M. �. r i - The meeting was opened by Chairperson Dorothy Studley,, with the follow. ing members present: Pauline e or , Barbara Sloane, Charlesuckin harp Jim LeClair, forma and nd Conservation o � � Officer Ron Pocknett*#�. Al attending were arl n Iifa .r h r ., Alam Jefferys and Roberti Studley, Mrs. Studle opened by ag ing that the one and only ,item she had or that evening ��a in reference to a letter she had sent to Ron Pocknettre- garding certain complaints she had received about hire and said that the let- ter speaks for itself, (Letter attached.) The CoMmission has been requested o meet with the Selectmen on Wednesday,, ri 27th at 2:00 p.m. . S hen Mir. Pocknett arrived he said that the Police Station was no place to hold a meeting. Mrs. Studley explained that she was on duty that, night and Er. Pocknett told her the Oo��mi ss ion could have � along g ot�t�.n without her. Nevertheless, the meeting continued at the Policetation with Mrs. Stndle presiding,, ' Mrs. Steidle y said that she had also issued 6 job as .ignrrient ss for o each creek, for the following � weeks, beginning April 25th. Mrs. Sloane said that she was s delighted that 11r. Pocknett is going to do the New Seabury area that there are lots and lots 6f problems there. Mr. Pocknett asked- what kind of problems there were and she replied that there were problems v�th the rears h opoonesset Creek and thea he can go inland and find a few more. Mr. P ckn tt asked if Mrs. Sloane was keeping them a secret f ora him and I-rs. Sloane replied that, it's not her job or function, that Ron has to find them to report them. 1.1r. Pocknett rientioned that he is always on the radio. Mrs. Studley said that although she gave the first area for him to do' a rashpce : akeb , he can swap these around if he likes, Mr. Buckingham inquired if Mr. -- cknett has been down to Neo ako 'f Is n Triton Sound and wondered what i•ir. Nl e akoff was going-, t do with that problem. Mr. Pocknettsaid that it looked pretty t good, but ar pPrentl 1�1r. Pocknett, had the wrong piece of property. FIr. irc1;in 11 IM pointed out 111111 IS 11ovako171' is the man who came in with the great plans to plateau down and. put in concrete con=- tainers down at the bottom, which he out in. ;fie was going to shoot pellets in on the er�ban!- rrt: goingdov.rn; the bulkhead is leaning'' 2 degrees t ea- t rd* 1.1r.- tc�zin han, said that he had told Pon last fall that4 Mir. Nova off had poured concrete over the side over the right hand side and washed he it doitrn. It had about a 611 thickness to it; he had built the bulkhead out on the right hand side, which be was entitled to do, putting in rai lint . 141r. 13 Uc IC 4r1r;1111wore}EV r El d if 1.1r. Pocknett had been able to catch up to him and see what, he i;*as going to. do. !-�r*. 3uckincrham continued that 1"Jova o 'f is vday off the means that he d us that he was going to stay by; he has not c n lied. 1-Ir. ' .c in ham described the property to M- . P c .ne .t, adding that the plans were approved by Cary Parker. ..e a.'.so ;mfin lei oned t�iat 1�o,.� koff -v--as Eoing to implant s;:eet- he r-t grass - the Brass has washed o,it. 1hl; mpri n after winter s tor'ms th e so-called bulkhead is leaning at a 20 degree angle. If there is much :ore, rain, it is going to w-ash doi•1 on the beach. The upshot of the ahole thing is 3uckingham and X•'r. Poc!,.nett will inspect the area ogethe Aril 22nd at 2:30,